Roo Roofing Blog

Your roof and ceiling exist to shelter you and keep rain out of your home.

So, you think your tiled roof is still in a fairly good condition, it just looks a little worn, has a couple of cracked tiles and has a few leaks that are becoming a concern. Sounds like it’s the perfect time to have your roof restored…

Australia, with its abundant bushland and leafy suburbs has its fair share of wildlife. And it’s common for creatures to live in or regularly visit our backyards…

As a roofing company in Brisbane, one of the most common questions we get asked is how long does a roof last? 

The answer is: it depends. Generally, roofs in Australia can last for 50 to 100 years. The longevity of your roof can vary greatly depending on factors like the climate where you live, the material you choose, the quality of its construction, and more. 

In this post, we’ll explore the lifespan you can expect for various types of roofs based on their materials, then share our expertise on ways you can make your roof last longer.  

Unfortunately, it’s a question professional builders and homeowners have had to deal with for over 50 years…

Not all roof leaks are created equal in home insurance. Whether you’re researching what you can claim just in case, or you actually have a leaking roof, knowing where you stand in regard to your home insurance is important.

Whether you find yourself in the heart of Brisbane or on the coast in Cairns, there's no doubt a rooftop restaurant right around the corner. Queensland has the perfect climate for outdoor dining and what's better than taking in a breathtaking view while enjoying your lunch or dinner?

We share our 7 favourite Queensland Rooftop Restaurants - have you visited any of these?

Previously we talked about problems with Decramastic roofs, and in this post, we want to remind our readers about the importance of replacing these type of roofs. Got questions? Why? How? When? We've got you covered.

From cars that run purely off battery operation to power plants slowly being replaced by wind powered turbines, we have seen big changes in the last couple of decades when it comes to environmentally-friendly power storage and production. One of the biggest trends for homes and roofs has been solar power. These "modern" roofs harness the power of the sun to do everything from heat water to lower electricity costs.